Be sure to shake flour out of
your filter each time you empty
the canister to prevent clogging.
Filter does not need to be
washed after each use.
The flour canister contains a rubber gasket to
seal the canister and prevent flour leakage. On
new mills the gasket will have a tight grip. Also
with use the gasket can become “tacky” causing
the lid to be difficult to install and remove.
Flour Canister
Maintenance
The inlet grommet and the filter should be
replaced every 2 years or as needed.
Milling Tips
DO NOT Mill Any of
the Following
The Nutrimill has 2 control knobs the upper motor
speed knob, and the lower feed rate knob.
Upper Motor Speed Knob:
For most grains it is recommended that you leave
the motor speed knob turned all the way to the
left.
For coarse flour, start running the mill with the
knob turned all the way to the left for 15 to 20
seconds, then turn the knob all the way to the
right.
Lower Feed Rate Knob:
When you start milling, always turn the feed rate
knob all the way to the right for 15 seconds to
allow the grain to start flowing freely. Then you
may turn the knob to your desired setting.
For great all-purpose bread flour most people
recommend adjusting the feed rate knob to a
setting just to the right of straight up and down
or a 1 o’clock position.
Milling positions may very
depending on the type,
amount, and size of grain
that is used.
Larger grains such as
legumes or rice will mill slowly, while small grains
like wheat or millet mill quickly.
• FLAX SEED
• SUNFLOWER SEEDS
• SESAME SEEDS
• NUTS OF ANY KIND
• SPICES
• TAPIOCA
• SPROUTED GRAINS
• DRIED FRUITS OR VEGETABLES
• SUGARS (BROWN OR WHITE)
• COFFEE BEANS
• OATMEAL
• ROLLED OATS
• HERBS
• HEMP
• CHOCOLATE
• GOJI BERRIES
Ideal for dry grinding: coffee beans, shelled
nuts, herbs, spices, and seeds such as flax,
sesame and sunflower. Also grinds other items
not suitable for milling in your
Nutrimill.
Available in white and
black
L’EQUIP Coffee Grinder & Seed Mill
See your L’EQUIP Retailer to purchase this product.
Separator cup
Gasket
Filter
Motor
Speed Knob
Feed
Rate Knob
For any grains not listed on the DO NOT MILL
LIST above that you have a question about, mill
only one quarter cup, then test flour by pinching
a small amount between your thumb and finger.
If it holds the shape of the pinch and doesn’t fall
apart, it contains too much moisture. DO NOT
MILL THIS GRAIN.
Milling Head Cleaning Tip:
Periodically mill 3 cups of white rice on a coarse
setting to clean the Milling Heads to remove any
possible left over particles.
Separator Cup
The separator cup collects the finest flour particles
(pastry flour). It must be in place or your mill will
blow flour. (Flour in separator cup can be used.)
Gasket:
Filter:
We suggest rubbing one of the following on new
or tacky gaskets:
• Flour
• Cornstarch
• Vegalene (or other non-stick spray)
You will need to periodically reapply your choice
of lubricant, especially after washing.
Vegalene is only for extremely tacky
gaskets and only if you use your mill often.
Note: Never spray vegalene dirctly on
gasket, spray only a little on a rag or paper
towel and wipe onto gasket.
Note:
be sure there is no flour in the filter before
washing.
